Stewart shaky as Steelers beat Redskins
In Frostburg Maryland the Steelers beat the Redskins 13 10 in a first scrimmage with Kordell Stewart throwing two completions in five passes for 10 yards with the second unit. George Jones 48 yard run set up Jim Miller 1 yard TD and Chris Jacke added a 37 yard field goal. Redskins played backups led by Trent Green with Connell and Williams making plays. Kinney two sacks highlighted a defensive effort while Norv Turner praised the work amid limited practice time. Redskins fullback Marc Logan took a 225000 pay cut and rejoined for 300000 while considering offers from other teams.
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Chang defends Mason title beating Korda in final
Top seed Michael Chang defeated Petr Korda 5-7 6-2 6-1 to defend the Legg Mason Classic title in Washington. Chang, world No. 2, improved to 41-10 this year and 28-3 on hard courts, while Korda, No. 21, sees a return to the top 20.
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Redman wins first LPGA event at Big Apple Classic
Michele Redman captured her first LPGA Tour victory at the JAL Big Apple Classic in New Rochelle New York finishing 1 under par 70 for a 272 total to set a tournament record and defeat Annika Sorenstam and Karrie Webb in a head to head final round. Redman earned 112500 dollars and praised her coach while her caddie Hal McGann celebrated the win.
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Vaughn Denies Assault Claim in Cleveland Nightclub Incident
Moe Vaughn faces a police complaint after Scott Bird of North Olmsted says Vaughn punched him in the face early Saturday at Tiffany's Cabaret. Vaughn, playing for Boston, said he was not involved and will fight to clear his name as legal action looms.
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Virenque wins stage as Ullrich extends lead at Courchevel
Richard Virenque of France captured the 13 mile climb to the Courchevel summit to win the Tour de France stage with overall leader Jans Ullrich close behind. Ullrich retains a 6 minute 22 second advantage as Pantani finished well back. In soccer, Mark Chung and Digital Takawira led Kansas City Wizards to a 3-2 win over D C United with Preki assisting thrice.
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Hopkins Retains IBF Title in Indio Teardown
Bernard Hopkins defended his IBF middleweight title in Indio by stopping Glen Johnson at 1:23 of the 11th round. Referee Pat Russell waved off the fight after Johnson endured a flurry of Hopkins body punches. Johnson had pressed Hopkins through six rounds in a tightly contested bout.
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Cash Beats Noah For Senior Victory In Austria
Pat Cash of Australia defeated France's Yannick Noah 6-3 1-6 10-7 in an ATP seniors tour event in Austria. The match used a best-of-3 format with a super tiebreak to determine the winner. Seniors tour is open to Grand Slam or Davis Cup champions over 35.
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Lions Sanders agree five year deal with Lions
University Center AP Barry Sanders signed a five year contract with the Detroit Lions reported to include a sixth year option. He will report to camp Monday after a season with 1553 rushing yards securing a three year 1500 yard streak. Lions executive Chuck Schmidt praised the deal as guaranteeing years of strength for fans.
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